The Anchor

Send a textSome people didn’t walk away from God — they were pushed.Jesus had some of His strongest words for those who drive others away from hope.In this sermon, Go After the Prodigal, we explore the heart of God toward the broken, the lost, and the wandering. Jesus did not wait for prodigals to clean themselves up — He went after them. From Luke 15 to the restoration of David, Scripture shows us a consistent truth: God pursues, restores, and calls people back, not away.This message challenges believers, church leaders, and anyone who follows Christ to ask a hard but necessary question:Are we pulling people closer to Jesus — or becoming the reason they drift away?We look closely at:• Jesus calling back prodigals like Matthew, Zacchaeus, Peter, and the woman at the well• God restoring David after moral failure instead of discarding him• Why despair is a dangerous place for judgment, but fertile ground for grace• Jesus’ warning about pushing others away from faith• What it truly means to reflect the heart of Christ in a broken worldThis sermon is for:• Anyone who has experienced church hurt• Anyone who feels far from God and wonders if they can come home• Pastors, leaders, coaches, and mentors who influence others• Believers who want to love with truth and compassion📖 Scriptures Referenced:Luke 15Matthew 18Matthew 9Luke 19John 4John 21Psalm 512 Samuel 12Romans 8Galatians 6If this message speaks to you, consider sharing it with someone who may be struggling. You might be the person God uses to help them come home.Heaven still rejoices over one who returns.Support the show

Send a textFear silences many before a single word is spoken. But what if that fear became faith? In The Anchor: The #1 Fear, the empty mic becomes a mirror—what would you say if Heaven’s light shone on your moment?Support the show

Send a textA relentless woman’s faith draws a delayed miracle—showing persistence in prayer moves Jesus’ heart.Support the show

Send a textSupport the show

Send a textCaves in Scripture often symbolize isolation, hiding, and preparation. God meets people in caves—like David or Elijah—to refine them in darkness before releasing them into public purpose and victory.Support the show

Send a textPeter mending his nets symbolizes preparation, restoration, and readiness for a new assignment. Before Jesus called him to fish for souls, Peter was fixing what was broken—physically and spiritually.Support the show

Send a textThe Test of Time reminds us that life’s measure is not speed but endurance—standing firm in faith, wisely stewarding moments, and trusting God’s timing above our own.Support the show

Send a textIn 1934, a farm boy tried to leave a crowded revival. An unknown usher ran after him, found him a seat—and unknowingly helped ignite a worldwide ministry.Support the show

Send a text“Above Circumstances” is a sermon reminding us that we don’t live under what surrounds us—we live under God. Your response to darkness reveals your foundation, your faith, and your real message.Support the show

Send a textPatient obedience is trusting God’s timing without rushing His process—remaining faithful in silence, steadfast in delay, and devoted in every small task until His promise is fulfilled in His way.Support the show

Send a textA powerful message from Nehemiah 2 calling believers to rebuild their lives, communities, and faith—even in brokenness. God’s hand empowers us to rise, unite, and build while it’s still broken.Support the show

Send a textSupport the show

Send a textYou can’t walk into God’s future holding yesterday’s baggage. Shut the door, move forward, and trust His new beginning.Support the show

Send a text“The Sword” is a sermon about God’s Word as our weapon—sharpened through obedience, wielded in spiritual warfare, forged through trials, and powerful enough to cut through lies, fear, and darkness.Support the show

Send a textJesus marveled twice: at the centurion’s great faith (Matthew 8:10), trusting His authority, and at Nazareth’s unbelief (Mark 6:6), rejecting Him despite His miracles, revealing contrasting responses to His ministry.Support the show

Send a textAfter the fire, the forge, the anvil, and the hammer—God reveals His purpose: to make you a sharp, useful, holy weapon in His handsSupport the show

Send a textThe Anvil is where shaping happens. It’s not the fire, and it’s not the hammer—it’s the place God holds you steady while He forms you through impact. Purpose is forged here.Support the show

Send a textThe forge is where raw steel meets fire, hammer, and purpose—shaping strength through heat, pressure, and process. It’s the painful place where weapons are formed, purified, and made ready.Support the show

Send a textFire is not just for destruction—it’s for refinement. God uses trials like fire to burn away what’s impure and strengthen what’s eternal, shaping us into vessels of purpose and power.Support the show

Send a textThe Blacksmith is the story of a God who doesn’t discard the broken, dull, or forgotten—but shapes them with fireSupport the show

Send a text“The Lighthouse, the Anchor, the Way” navigates us through storms by shining truth in darkness, securing our soul in chaos, and guiding every step toward peace, purpose, and the presence of God.Support the show

Send a textCaves are places of hiding, healing, and transformation. In Scripture, God meets people in caves during fear or failure—turning isolation into encounter, and weakness into preparation for future strength.Support the show

Send a textThe strength of the chain is dependent on your level of faith.  Hook it to the Anchor of Jesus Christ.  He will never move Support the show

Send a textEvery time you level up spiritually, the enemy levels up his attack — but God never calls you higher without equipping you with greater power.Support the show

Send a text“My son, keep my words, and treasure my commands within you.” (Proverbs 7:1)Support the show

Send a textThis is the story of a prophet whose last miracle came after he was dead — and how his bones preached a better sermon than some men do aliveSupport the show

Send a textSupport the show

Send a textMain Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:6-7 (NKJV)“Therefore I remind you to stir up the gift of God which is in you… For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.”Support the show

Send a textYou have the power to be a carrier of peace or poison. You chooseSupport the show

Send a textProverbs 6 is a bold and instructive chapter that offers a vivid array of warnings, all centered around the theme of practical wisdom. Solomon, writing as a father to a son, uses this passage to highlight three major dangers: unwise financial entanglements, laziness, and moral corruption. Each section not only cautions against destruction but also shows how the fear of the Lord brings discernment and safety.Support the show

Send a textToday, we’re talking about Peter’s sword—the moment he drew it, the reason he drew it, and what it teaches us about ourselves. This is a message for the passionate. For those of us who want to fight for what’s right—but sometimes don’t know how to handle the fire burning inside us.Support the show

Send a textProverbs 5 teaches us to value purity, to avoid temptation, and to stay faithful to what God has given. Sin may look sweet, but it ends in sorrow. Wisdom keeps us on the path of life—and that’s what this chapter lovingly urges us to pursue.Let’s take this to heart and walk in wisdom.Support the show

Send a textProverbs 4 is a heartfelt speech from a father to his children, with King Solomon urging his sons—and us—to prize wisdom above all else. It’s not just a lesson; it’s a legacy being passed down. The chapter is divided into three major ideas: receive instruction, pursue wisdom, and stay on the right path.Support the show

Send a textProverbs 3 calls us to a different path—one paved with trust, reverence, and honor.It may not be the easiest path, but it is the one directed by God Himself.He leads, He corrects, He provides—and when you walk in wisdom, you walk with Him.Support the show

Send a textScars show old wounds that healed.  Each has their own testimony Support the show

Send a textShort daily devotion from Proverbs 2.  Support the show

Send a textDaily proverb and prayerSupport the show

Send a textGood News, Jesus SavesSupport the show

Send a textYou are never out of the reach of repentance, and revival Support the show

Send a textThe internal battle of your soul is won by the Lion you Feed.   But one is not a LionSupport the show

Send a text“The Power of Faith” explores how unwavering trust in God activates miracles, speaks life, and turns His Word into living victory.Support the show

Send a textFaith is the fuel behind the power of God Support the show

Send a textA powerful call to examine our hearts through Shiloh’s ruins—when God’s presence departs from empty religion and unrepentant lives.Support the show

Send a textOnce you regain your sight, don’t return to what caused the blindness Support the show

Send a textJesus hunts the lost sheep, but what are the 99 doing.  Support the show

Send a textWhat influences you, shapes you. Leaven doesn’t announce itself, but it changes everything it touches.Support the show

Send a textJesus is the Anchor, your Faith is the chain.  How strong and deep it goes is up to you.Support the show